Honduras

While walking on the streets of Honduras we ran into a boy who had his arm in a sling. He said he broke his collar bone. We prayed and he said the pain was better but not all gone. 

We met an old man on the street who had pain in his right leg (thigh), right knee and foot. The worst was the knee where he had damaged the meniscus and had had surgery.

During the altar call, a woman came up for prayer for her ear. She had been totally deaf in her left ear for 6 years. I prayed twice and nothing changed. 

On our second day of evangelism we stopped at a house where the grandmother was a believer. She asked if we could pray for her little grandson. She said he was a deaf mute. His name was Justin and he was 4 years old. 

When we had our meeting tonight, it was the best meeting so far. There was so much joy and about 30 little children were in the front dancing.

We walked down the street and saw a man with a walker. This man had diabetes and had no feeling in his hands. He had neuropathy. 

In the neighborhood near the church we saw a lady mopping the veranda of her house. I introduced myself and asked if she had any needs we could pray for. She said, “No.” 

Today the second woman I prayed for had had pain in her hip for a few months. I prayed for joy and peace to fall upon her because she seemed depressed.

As we were praying for people, this lady came up for prayer. I asked my translator what she wanted prayer for. She told us that she had a lump on her left breast.

It was the third night in a row that my bus had attended a service at Reunion Del Senor and I personally hadn’t any “major healings” just a few headaches and stomach aches. I was standing and waiting with a guy from my bus for someone to pray for when a mother approached us with